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Re: Picture of the Day
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Re: Picture of the Day
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Re: Picture of the Day
« Reply #14177 on: 19-02-2017, 17:02:47 »
Man, I wish I could get that for Tali.  :)

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Re: Picture of the Day
« Reply #14178 on: 22-02-2017, 20:02:55 »
We can negociate a fernch map  ;)

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Re: Picture of the Day
« Reply #14179 on: 22-02-2017, 21:02:20 »
Did not know the .50 cal could sport a water cooled jacket

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Re: Picture of the Day
« Reply #14180 on: 22-02-2017, 22:02:51 »
These are the first ones adopted as an anti-aircraft gun. The M15 MGMC also had twin water cooled .50CAL's. .50CALS mounted on US navy ships early war also had them
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« Reply #14181 on: 22-02-2017, 22:02:30 »
Yea, they had them at Wake and a few other early Pacific Battles I'm guessing :D

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« Reply #14182 on: 22-02-2017, 22:02:17 »
Basically every US navy warship and marine unit before 1941. And a good bunch before 1942.  1942 is the big date when they were almost completly replaced by 20mm oerlikon cannons ( together with 40mm bofors guns replacing the 1.1inch medium AA gun, all wich was a huge surprise to japanese pilots).

And when you need to shoot down an aircraft, use a gun. and if that dont work


Use more gun. Like the Sextuple bofors 40mm designed by the british for their last battleship, HMS Vanguard
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Re: Picture of the Day
« Reply #14183 on: 22-02-2017, 22:02:36 »
Man, I wish I could get that for Tali.  :)

We can negociate a fernch map 

Haha precious!!!  ;D 

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Re: Picture of the Day
« Reply #14184 on: 23-02-2017, 09:02:57 »
Man, I wish I could get that for Tali.  :)
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Re: Picture of the Day
« Reply #14185 on: 25-02-2017, 20:02:24 »
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Re: Picture of the Day
« Reply #14186 on: 26-02-2017, 07:02:59 »
Man, I wish I could get that for Tali.  :)

T-28s were used in Tali-Ihantala?


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Re: Picture of the Day
« Reply #14187 on: 26-02-2017, 11:02:21 »
T-28s were used in Tali-Ihantala?

Yes indeed. Two T-28E's were involved in a counterattack to take back the Portinhoikka crossroad. They were accompanied by a KV-1 M1942, two T-34-76's (altho only 1 took part in the battle as the other had fallen off into Juustila channel) and a T-50 as a command tank. T-28's were used to secure the rear as the rest of the "tank force" moved towards Portinhoikka, knocking out Soviet tanks along the way. Once Portinhoikka was again in Finnish hands, the T-28's were used as fire support platforms during the defensive fighting around the crossroad. Both T-28's survived the battle.

Seth's pic is from Portinhoikka.

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Re: Picture of the Day
« Reply #14188 on: 27-02-2017, 20:02:46 »

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Re: Picture of the Day
« Reply #14189 on: 28-02-2017, 18:02:18 »